Police battle opposition protestors in Kenya

The transcript describes the political unrest in Kenya, led by opposition leader Raila Odinga. Thousands of his supporters faced police resistance with tear gas and water cannons, preventing them from reaching Nairobi's center. Despite calls for calm and respect for rights, defiance against President Kibaki persisted. Ethnic violence erupted, targeting the Kikuyu tribe, resulting in deaths and displacement. Both leaders accused each other of genocide, leaving Kenya in a state of instability.

What was the primary method used by the police to control the protests led by Raila Odinga?

• Pepper spray

• Rubber bullets

• Batons

• Tear gas and water cannons

What was the reaction of Odinga's supporters to the postponement of rallies?

• They showed disappointment but remained defiant

• They accepted the decision peacefully

• They switched their support to Kibaki

• They decided to stop protesting

Why do many of Kenya's poorest people support Raila Odinga?

• He is a member of the Kikuyu tribe

• He offers tax cuts

• He is seen as their only hope

• He promises free education

What was the nature of the violence that erupted during the protests?

• Religious violence

• Political violence

• Economic violence

• Ethnic violence

What accusations were made by both President Kibaki and Mr. Odinga?

• Human rights violations

• Election fraud

• Genocide and ethnic cleansing

• Corruption and bribery